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Rai and three other Duke scholars briefed media on topics including logistics, pricing, emergency use authorization, and liability protections for manufacturers.

In an op-ed for The Washington Post, Bradley says we must strengthen institutions that are built on norms rather than on law.

A guide to a variety of resources to help Duke Law students do their best while also taking care of themselves during final exams.

Nita A. Farahany, the Robinson O. Everett Distinguished Professor of Law and director of the Duke Initiative for Science & Society, was recognized for distinguished contributions to the field of neuroethics.

“Race in the 1L Curriculum” highlights scholarship and activism that addresses racial disparities in the way these bodies of law are taught, formulated, and operate.

Writing in Foreign Affairs, the authors suggest that transparent middleware added to technology platforms could give users more power over the information they see.

Robertson joined the Duke Law faculty in 1976 after serving as judge advocate general of U.S. Navy.

The panel included law professors Jack Goldsmith (Harvard Law), Kate Shaw (Cardozo Law), and Mila Versteeg (UVA Law.) Guy Charles moderated.